John Fitzgerald Kennedy

We cannot depend solely on our material wealth, on our military might, or on our intellectual skill or physical courage to see us safely through the seas that we must sail in the months and years to come.

One of our great problems is we deal with the whole world.

We are all builders of the future...

These breakfasts are dedicated to prayer and all of us believe in and need prayer.

I cannot set down any time in which I can clearly see the end to the Castro regime.

Mr. President, thank you.

We have supported the unification of Europe, economically and politically.

We cannot prove that there is not a missile in a cave or that the Soviet Union isn't going to ship next week.

I look forward to a constructive working relationship in the years ahead.

Mr. McNamara went to great length.

We live with a lot of dangerous situations all over the world.

We ought to keep a sense of proportion about the size of the force we're talking about.

Cuba did not agree to on-site inspection unless there was inspection of the United States, which we did not agree to.

I have the highest confidence in him.

We were able to effect the withdrawal of the planes.

Well, I wouldn't attempt to get into steel right now, thank you.

I have the highest confidence in him, and I'm sure that--but I do think that Senator Jackson's suggestions deserve very careful study.

This is not an occasion for feeling pleased with ourselves, but, rather, it is an occasion for asking for help to continue our work and to do more.

The Nassau agreement was an effort to meet that.

Mr. Martin has my full confidence, and I look forward to continuing to work with him and his colleagues on the Board in the interests of a strong United States economy.

I, John F. Kennedy, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim the week beginning March 17, 1963, as National Poison Prevention Week.

I am recommending a new, 5-year program of assistance to States and local health departments to develop comprehensive maternity and child health care programs serving primarily families who are otherwise unable to pay for needed medical…

We, as a nation, have neglected too long the mentally ill and the mentally retarded.

Our chief aim is to get people out of State custodial institutions and back into their communities and homes, without hardship or danger.

I HAVE sent to the Congress today a series of proposals to help fight mental illness and mental retardation.